RESTOCK. James DeWees' second album as Reggie and the Full Effect eclipses the Get Up Kids' record that immediately preceded it because DeWees has the freedom, with his alter ego, to write whatever he wants. He's not constricted by a famous back catalog to live up to or react against. Under the Tray is infectious, from the new wave grind to the slick, 80s sheen to the Weezer-metal assault. It's tongue in cheek and it's silly, but it's also intelligent, melodic, eclectic and actually, startlingly sincere.

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James DeWees' second album as Reggie and the Full Effect eclipses the Get Up Kids' record that immediately preceded it because DeWees has the freedom, with his alter ego, to write whatever he wants. He's not constricted by a famous back catalog to live up to or react against. Under the Tray is infectious, from the new wave grind of "Congratulations Smack & Katy," to the slick, '80s, electro-pop sheen of "MOOD 4 LUV," and the Weezer-metal assault of {&"What Won't Kill You...   [ read more ]

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The stupidly-anticipated new album from the not so super secret side project of the band commonly referred to as THE GET UP KIDS. Fourteen over-the-top songs of brain-melting and spine-aligning ultra-pop hook. Massive like a belly full of bad gas.

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